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Sega and Game Freak’s rampaging platformer Temo the Badass Elephant is large and in charge.

The gorgeous, hand drawn PS2 title Odin Sphere is set to make a comeback on the current round of Sony consoles… and PS3.

Shaking and quaking, the Black Dragon member Tremor is available for MKX Season Pass members tomorrow.

Ray has a tough road ahead, as he takes out ‘infected’ killers and re-absorbs the Bloodshot nanites. And this September, he’ll be facing his toughest opponent yet.

Although Capcom’s Street Fighter V, available exclusively for the PS4 and PC, will have downloadable content, you won’t necessarily have to pay for any of it.

Did anyone say Diablo? Ho about Van Helsing?  Well then you’ve come to the right place.

Dynamite Comics has announced their new James Bond 007 series  will kick off this coming November, and feature the tenets of Warren Ellis and artist Jason Masters.

Giant Zombies is a remake of the original “Der Riese” Zombies map from Treyarch, and that means a return to Dempsey, Nikolai, Richtofen, and Takeo… and zombies. Lots of zombies.

Apparently, the GamePad isn’t all that ideal for playing Ninja Gaiden developer Tomonobu Itagaki’s latest action title.

From the sounds of it, Ant-Man was set up to be one of the biggest movies of the summer, but to me it just felt small compared to some of the other Marvel blockbusters. Thankfully though, Ant-Man proves that size isn’t everything.

A third wireless headset is now available for Xbox One gamers from Turtle Beach.

Conan forges deeper into the desert, and finds trouble waiting for him.

Satoru Iwata’s passing last weekend hit the industry hard. His legacy is intertwined with the very beginning of video games and his work continues to endure to this day.

A Nest of Vipers indeed, Game of Thrones winds up into it’s next-to-last installment.

Fox’ new X-Files mini-series is on the way and a new teaser has just enough to get you guessing about what it’ll have in store.

Marvel promises lots of heart and plenty of action for the first ever solo book starring everybody’s favorite walking carpet.